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The author name for Dela Gothic One is aratakana from the AUTHORS.txt, but in Google Fonts the named is changed to artakana, with one less 'a'.
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Per the Google spec on vertical metrics for CJK fonts, the winDescent value will be set to 288. As such, no glyph may extend past that depth or it may be clipped.

The following glyphs extend too far below the baseline and are at risk.
Abrevedotbelow Acircumflexdotbelow Adotbelow Ccedilla Ecircumflexdotbelow Edotbelow Idotbelow Eng Ocircumflexdotbelow Odotbelow Ohorndotbelow Scedilla Tcedilla Udotbelow Uhorndotbelow Ydotbelow abrevedotbelow acircumflexdotbelow adotbelow ccedilla ecircumflexdotbelow edotbelow g gbreve gcommaaccent gdotaccent idotbelow j eng ocircumflexdotbelow odotbelow ohorndotbelow p thorn q scedilla uhorndotbelow y yacute ycircumflex ydieresis ydotbelow ygrave yhookabove ytilde g.full j.full p.full q.full y.full er-cy u-cy ef-cy je-cy dje-cy KaiSymbol beta gamma eta mu rho phi etatonos kaiSymbol micro dotbelowcomb.case

Excluding the gcommaaccent (which needs the accent move to above the letterform), the deepest glyph is the /kaiSymbol, with a descender of -402. As such, to fit within the descender depth of -288, the font needs to be scaled by 30% (or 70% if you're using the Glyphs transformations panel):

Hello all! In Greek, the lowercase "χ" is displayed like the uppercase one.
I tried the English lowercase letter "x" as a replacement and it seems great.

Can you please fix it?

Example (Above the wrong one, Below the English lowercase as a correct replacement):

Generally, one aims to keep a consistent amount of space between diacritic and base letter. In this case, the amount of space is varying quite a bit, with some sitting higher and others lower. The yi-cy appears to be in error (similar with /udieresismacron).

In other circumstances, the diacritic is really close to the base letter. For example, the š:

Also note the /scommaaccent has the comment accent overlapping the /s.

This is also an issue in the /tbar and /tcommaaccent:

The shape of the /horn doesn't really align with the overall look of the typeface. I would expect something that follows the curve of the /ogonek or /hookabove (also it would be nice to have a little more sidebearing space to account for the horn).

Please move the dot in the /ydotaccent further to the left. At current it is a little too far away.

At current, the font is missing extremes from many glyphs. Running the Paths > Add Extremes should solve this for you. For TTF fonts, it is important to include extremes (particularly in the y-direction) in order to ensure the best quality rendering.

(BTW, running the above command may break your smart components 😞 )

Rikuto Nakamura -> aratakana

I found 50+ glyphs that contain open contours. Suggest running this script by Mekkablue to clear them out. And then ensure that nothing has broken :)

Please take a look at:

🔥 FAIL The following glyphs have duplicate components which have the same x,y coordinates:
{'glyph': 'exclamdbl', 'component': 'exclam', 'x': 0, 'y': 0}
{'glyph': 'uni2047', 'component': 'question', 'x': 0, 'y': 0}
{'glyph': 'twodotenleader', 'component': 'period', 'x': 0, 'y': 0}
{'glyph': 'quotedblbase', 'component': 'comma', 'x': 0, 'y': 0} and {'glyph': 'uni222C', 'component': 'integral', 'x': 0, 'y': 0} [code: found-duplicates]

These glyphs have overlapping components that should not be overlapping.

The link in the copyright info points to https://github.com/syakuzen/DelaSans which does not exist.

Hello,

Found your font on Google fonts and I really liked it. I would like to ask you to take into consideration adding an additional glyph to letter e (or maybe it's a completely different letter I guess). In the Lithuanian language, we have this letter ė and in Dela Gothic we only have small circles over the letter e but if you look style-wise I think it would look better to have a bigger one? But of course, it's just a quick observation. I'll attach a picture for comparison.

For example in this picture the word is a Lithuanian name and it has both letter i (that has a big dot) and that letter ė (that has small dot). Same size dots look more unified in my point of view.

Hello! In Cyrillic, the lowercase characters "и" (и) and "й" (й) are smaller in height than other characters, while aligned to the top of the baseline.
Because of this, the letters look flying and stand out from others when writing headings.

Examples:

Please change the vendor name to
Vendor Name : aratakana

The KaiSymbol appears to be using Ksmall, rather than a full sized K.

Hello,

In order to use this font together with one of our upcoming release, we would like to

• modify the proportions of this design (stretch it vertically) so that it fits a 1000x1000 FU character-frame
• subset the font so that it contains only Kanji
• distribute it on another GitHub repository (with possibly a different name) as OFL too

Could we have the agreement to do that?

thanks

Vendor ID : ATKN

Example (all those are in the Adobe Japan 1-4 character set): 內扑佔另歲丟產戶吳娛啡說爸炕帮幫趕曬啊脖脫蜓銳稅

I don't want to sound like I'm asking for too much, but do you know how to add glyph variants? 旧字体 forms, for example (some are in Unicode as per my example above). In a way it's one step closer to the Adobe Japan 1-4 character set. Half of them will be unencoded and will have to be picked from the alternate glyph browser, however. An example of an unencoded variant glyph is 誤 as shown on the bottom right of the image.

The reference character set is in Klee One, for example. In that font, there are unencoded 旧字体 glyphs that are part of the Adobe Japan 1-4 character set.

Let me know if there is a limit to what scope of glyphs to add, if you are open to adding more glyphs. Thanks in advance.

On another unrelated note, fix 仆. The right side should be "卜" not a weird "X".